3D mammograms, also known as tomography, are different from mammograms, which only produce 2D images. 3D mammograms help doctors more thoroughly screen for breast cancer, even in women who have no noticeable signs or symptoms. This technique is especially important for some women, such as those with dense breast tissue.

Both men and women can develop breast cancer with a low percentage of men, less than 1%. In fact, men often pay less attention to abnormal changes in the breast and are often diagnosed with breast cancer at a later stage than women. Early recognition and diagnosis help reduce mortality, reduce complications, and improve treatment effectiveness.

3D breast ultrasound helps detect breast cancer accurately. This is a new medical technique applied in Vietnam, suitable for the characteristics of Vietnamese breast tissue and has many other outstanding advantages.